Streaming with QUIC

Share your screen with a class, a workshop or a client. They zoom in and copy on their own, so you never stop to repeat a line. You see who is watching and whose hand is up, and when you stop, the same link is the replay.

Stream from Windows. They watch in Chrome or Edge. On a Mac or Linux?

Paste it into an email, a chat or a calendar invite.

Anyone who missed a step searches it for the word.

When they're writing down what's on your screen

Any word on your screen can be selected and copied. One drag, and they're back with you.

Keys, tokens and passwords are covered before anyone sees them, and left out of what they can copy.

They scroll over your screen and it grows around their mouse, as close as they need. The words stay sharp, because they're looking at your whole screen, not a picture shrunk to fit their window.

Zooming the browser only makes the buttons bigger. This makes your screen bigger, and nothing moves on yours.

When you ask if that made sense, and get silence

A face the whole room sees tells you they're still with you, without anybody unmuting.

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One link

Your link is copied when you go live. Send it any way you like. When you stop, the same link is the replay.

The password is inside the link, so one click gets them in.

Type a word and jump to the moment it appeared. No scrolling through an hour of video.

A replay searched for Q3: the budget slide on screen with the word marked, the five moments it appeared listed beside the picture, and the same moments marked along the timeline.

When you can't tell if they're following

Pick what to share and go live. Then who's watching, whose hand is up and who's talking are in one window. Let people talk, mute them, or reply in the chat.

Quisnap before you go live: two screens to pick from, the built-in display chosen, microphone on, camera off, replay on, and Go live.

Quisnap while live: eighteen watching, two hands up in order, one person talking, everyone's connection, and who may talk.

Search all of them for anything you've shown.

Your sessions, today's at the top: 52 minutes, 18 people, replay ready.

Most copied in today's session, a form link first at fifteen times.

The eighteen people who came, each with when they joined.

Today's chat: a pinned welcome, then the questions and answers at their moments.

Students who can't read your slide zoom into it. Students who missed it search the replay for it.

They copy each command off your screen instead of retyping it, so they keep up while you keep going.

Your client reads every figure on the dashboard and zooms in without asking you to. The replay goes to whoever signs.

Hands wait their turn and you decide who talks. Whoever missed it opens the same link as the replay.

Anyone can find it on your public page and ask to join. They get a reminder before you start, and the replay after.

We keep as little as we can, for as short as we can.

Yes. Quisnap is in beta, and free while it is.

Your link and Chrome or Edge. They type a name and they're in.

Yes. Keep talking on your call and stream your screen here, with your microphone off.

To stream, you sign in with your email. Watching needs no account.

No. It only picks up the words on your screen, and it does that on your PC.

Streaming needs Windows 10 or later for now. Watching works on any computer with Chrome or Edge. Leave your email or join the Discord, and we'll tell you when it streams from yours.

Quisnap is new, so Windows doesn't know it yet. Choose More info, then Run anyway.

7 days, then they're deleted with the chat and the names. Turn replay off and no video is kept.

If Windows warns you: More info, then Run anyway.

Leave your email and we'll write once, when Quisnap streams from your system. Nothing else.

Or join the Discord. You hear the day it's ready, and you get a say in what it does first.

You're on the list. We'll write once, when it's ready.

That doesn't look like an email address. Try it again?

That was a lot of tries. Wait a minute and send it again.